DGP visits yatra transit camps on Srinagar Jammu highway, Chairs officers meeting at DPO Ramban

Srinagar: The Director-General J&K Police Dilbag Sing Wednesday visited Yatra Transit Camps at FC Mir-bazaar, Walnut Factory Qazigund and Lamber, Ramban where he took stock of security arrangements put in place for the pilgrims of AmarnathYatra. He also reviewed security arrangements at Navyug Tunnel and interacted with the jurisdictional and CRPF officers and sought their reports regarding the security arrangements and area domination en route national highway.
The DGP was accompanied by IG CRPF (KOS) M S Bhatia, IGP Kashmir Shri Vijay Kumar, DIG South Kashmir Range Abdul Jabbar, DIG CRPF Anantnag, Dinesh PratabUpadhay, SSP Kulgam Dr. G.V. Sundeep Charkravarthy, CO 24 Bn CRPF Y.N.Rai, CO 46 Bn CRPF Arun Dev Sharma, ASP Kulgam Majid Malik, 2IC 163 CRPF, Manoj Kumar Sicon and other jurisdictional officers upto Lamber where DIG DKR Sunil Gupta, SSP Ramban Mohita Sharma also joined the officers.
During his visit to these places the DGP reviewed the security arrangements for hassle free Yatra. While interacting with the officers at these places, the DGP directed for beefing up security arrangements for smooth conduct of Yatra. He directed the officers to further argument security arrangements enroute national highway. He directed for keeping a vigil on the specious elements/movement along the NHW and areas surrounding yatra transit camps.
The DGP emphasised for increased coordination and communication among the forces for quick response to the requirements for the security and assistance of yatris. The DGP emphasised for greater synergy to ensure a smooth and secure pilgrimage.The security grid needs to be strengthened and all important locations en route be kept under continuous surveillance round the clock, the DGP directed.
He said that all important places including the ‘langars’ (community kitchens), parking places should be brought under security cover and stressed for sharing the inputs among the agencies for preventive measures.The DGP directed for area domination and joint patrolling of forces along the NHW.
The DGP later travelled to District Police Office Ramban to take a first-hand appraisal of security arrangements in the district. He chaired officers meeting which was attended by ADGP CRPF, Daljit Singh, DIG DKR, Range Sunil Gupta, DC Ramban Mussrat Islam, SSP Ramban Mohita Sharma and other senior officers of the district.
During the meeting, the DGP took stock of security preparedness at upcoming yatraNiwas and en-route national highway in the district for the forthcoming Shri AmarnathJi Yatra. Interacting with the officers the DGP emphasized that local & highway security grids need to be kept fully geared up at all levels and joint efforts of all security forces must continue to conduct smoothly the pilgrimage of SANJY. He reviewed the additional security measures being taken at the National Highway. He also discussed the traffic management on the National Highway.
The senior officers from JKP & CRPF briefed the DGP about the deployment plan and other necessary arrangements put in place for smooth conduct of Shri Amarnath Yatra.